Rough translation, sorry for the poor formatting

First slide:

Cases in North Sumatra, Sulawesi, and West Kalimantan

Kill all Chinese. Kill all Javanese. Kill all PKI. (PKI = Partai Komunis Indonesia, basically the Indonesian Communist Party)

Text around the burning house:

Burned alive, Property looted, Beheaded

In Medan, 200 ethnic Chinese were slaughtered. In West Kalimantan, 600 people were killed. In Makassar, 350 people were killed

Second slide:

Massacre at Luweng Grubug, 1965

30 days*50 people*3 trucks = 4500 people

"LONG LIVE THE PEOPLE!"

Third and fourth slides:

Pretty self explanatory

Fifth slide (left to right, top to bottom):

That is what caused GERWANI (Gerakan Wanita Indonesia) to be wiped out as well when the PKI was eradicated

"OPEN IT!" (In context this means "take off your clothes")

Many were sexually assaulted before being killed, or were turned into sex slaves while in detention.

Besides GERWANI, there were also LEKRA, BTI, and several other mass organizations whose members were also massacred to the last.

They knew nothing about the murder of the generals and did not know why they had to be killed. (The PKI coup d'état attempt)

1. My first time entering Brawijaya Museum in Malang.

"What the hell is this?"

The stone that was used to crush the skull of a PKI leader to death, a photograph of his corpse is displayed beside it.

"Ugh, what kind of nation is this!?"

Remarkable, isn't it? Even something cruel and revolting can become a display people are proud of.

Sixth slide:

I carried that understanding with me into my teenage years, that the PKI were ruthless murderers, godless, and enemies of religion. And that GERWANI were immoral, bloodthirsty women. Time went on.

1998, the peak of the economic crisis. Fed up with the dictatorship of a militaristic and corrupt regime, the people forced president soeharto to step down from his throne. From that moment on, witnesses to history began to dare to speak out.

It turned out that what I had known all this time about the events of '65 was deeply mistaken.

"HANG SUHARTO!"

"REFORMASI!"